Humboldt

Viac o knihe

Examining the universal structures of language, this classic study delves into the intricate relationship between language, mind, and culture. Originally published in 1836, it serves as a comprehensive introduction to Humboldt's analysis of the Kawi language of Java. The work stands as a significant philosophical exploration derived from comparative linguistics. This edition features a contemporary translation by Peter Heath and a new introduction by Michael Losonsky, which contextualizes Humboldt's contributions within historical and philosophical frameworks.